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She thanks Crook for reading her manuscript so carefully. She responds to some of the points that Crook made, including the mention of dead slaves that were thought unworthy of burial by their masters, and were collected and thrown in a public pit.

Indicates that the page proofs of her book have now gone to the OUP, (4 pages attached), although there were questions that she would have liked to ask Crook, including 'what sense did children, who were not 'sui iuris' own property?' She mentions that she will go to Italy again this Christmas, perhaps visiting Venice, which she has never seen before.

Letter thanking Crook for his agreement to lend his part of the Larmor plate for their exhibition. Background information (8 sheets) on the work of Eric Clements is attached.

Requests Crook to lend his piece of the Sir Joseph Larmor plate for an exhibition of the work of Eric Clements.

Thanks Crook for confirming the safe return of his beaker from the Joseph Larmor plate. This concludes a series of communications from the Council (10 sheets attached) regarding delivery and return of Crook's beaker for the 'Eric Clements Exhibition'.

Informs Crook of their decision to reject Close's book, since they have recently published a study of Wavell's generalship by Harold E Raugh. Additionally, they think Close's book is too rhetorical.

Informs Crook that they will respond to the proposal 'An Essay on Wavell' when they have cleared their back-log of unsolicited projects.

Thanks Crook for sending them the proposal entitled 'An Essay on Wavell' by M. Close.

A note to Crook from a bemused Brian Harvey, unsure why Crook has refused approval re: his visit to St John's, where on a paying basis, he planned to attend a course on practical violin making.

Writing from the University of Chicago, he informs Crook that, together with Anneliese Parkin, they have submitted the 'beggars paper' to Phoenix for publication. He confirms that to date Chicago is a great experience.